It’s Not That They Don’t Know

It’s that they just don’t care.

I’ve been saying for years that liberals have a specific handicap: They think if they just explain to people why what they’re doing is wrong or ineffective, why, those people will just thank them and change their ways!

I put this on a par with the same distorted neocon fantasy that we would be greeted in Baghdad with flowers and cheers. It’s just not the way the world works.

Our problem with the politicians and other economic powers-that-be is that they know exactly what they’re doing, and simply make up cover stories to distract us. Our problem is that we need a vehicle through which our pressure becomes equal to, or greater than all their other pressures (like money).

I think a national strike on Election Day might get their attention.

6 thoughts on “It’s Not That They Don’t Know

  1. I like a national strike on election day.

    What I wish is that we could combine it with some kind of alternative voting system, even if only for NOTA, so we could vote affirmatively.

  2. I put this on a par with the same distorted neocon fantasy that we would be greeted in Baghdad with flowers and cheers. It’s just not the way the world works.

    I have an issue here. Liberals believe their fantasy. Neocons don’t actually believe their fantasy, but expect (or is it know?) the little people will.

    Strike.

  3. The liberals biggest strength is also their biggest weakness.

    They think that everyone responds to kindness and logic.

    They don’t realize that there are people out there who are simply evil.

    There is an old saying that, once liberals grow up, they either become militant progressives or republicans..

    Michale32086

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